A.N. PESTICIDES THROUGH SYED SHAUKAT HUSSAIN GILLANI versus PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY, MINISTRY OF FOOD AGRICULTURE AND LIVE STOCK, ISLAMABAD
Article 29 Agricultural Pesticides Regulations, 1973, R9 Section RO 790 (I) / 2005, Dated 5 8 2005 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 199 and 25 Constitutional Request for Circulation Section RO790 (I) / 2005, dated 5-8 2005, under which the pesticides businessmen in Punjab province had to retain ten agriculture graduate students who had raised the applicant that they were merely distributors, hence, Section RO They did not apply and the section RO was ultra-virus. Like the discrimination in nature, there was a need to employ a small number of agricultural graduates in other provinces. Article 25 of the Constitution provides for protection against discrimination, it also allows for classification, but, of course, Section 29 of the Agricultural Pesticide Ordinance, 1971, fully empowers. The Federal Government will formulate rules for enforcing the provisions of the Ordinance in consultation with the Technical Advisory Committee on Agricultural Pesticides. Since the ND's previous publication, the federal government was fully authorized to amend the pesticide rule because it had the authority to enforce the pesticide rule, so Section R suffered from a constitutional request. Can go
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